Pictured at the recent MACE Excellence Awards for achieving exceptional standards in retailing, held in Lawlor’s Hotel, in Naas in Co Kildare, were Tom Fleming MACE ROA with Anne Keyes, MACE Lahinch Road Ennis, Grainne Talty and TJ Talty, MACE Lissycasey. THREE MACE stores in Clare were honoured for achieving exceptional standards in retailing.
*Pictured at the Ballinasloe MD Area Office l-r Cllr Dermot Connolly, Cllr Michael Connolly, Loretta Raftery EU Just Transition Fund Activator, John Neary, Tourism Officer, Cllr Evelyn Parsons, Cllr Peter Keavney, Cllr Tim Broderick. Pic Gerry Stronge. New funding opportunities for community and tourism led community groups and SMEs across Ballinasloe Municipal District (MD) will …
*Pictured are the overall winning team from St. Joseph’s Spanish Point, Co Clare , Captain Roisin Molohan ( left) with her team mates Lucy O’Keeffe, Alysha Sexton, Eve Barry and Ava Harrison. Photograph: Arthur Ellis STUDENTS from St Joseph’s Secondary School in Spanish Point claimed the top prize and a €2000 cheque for the school …
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L-R: Kacper Zybert, Manager Shannon Town Centre, Paul O’Halloran, Maura McMahon, Focus Ireland, Damian O’Rourke, Cuppa Tea TV, Amy Houlihan, St. Caimin’s Community School and Ray Fean. SHANNON MUSICIANS were among those to participate in Focus Ireland’s Big Busk.
Kelly McMahon, Sanjida Rahman, Ania Rog and Isabelle Keane TY Students from Rice College pictured with their teacher Mr Malone and Kevin Corrigan, Ennis 2040 DAC. Photograph: Brian Arthur TRANSITION year students from Rice College have put forward their vision on what Ennis in 2040 should look like as part of an Ennis 2040 DAC …
A dejected Emmet McMahon at the final whistle. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S senior footballers fought gallantly but came up short in their bid to cause the sporting shock of the year against Kerry in the Munster final.
CONDITIONS in Ballycasey Park have been labelled as “a swamp” and “a safety hazard”.
*Darragh Leahy scores his first goal for Newmarket Celtic. Photograph: Joe Buckley NEWMARKET CELTIC’s bid to win a twentieth Clare Cup title moved a step closer when they accounted for Fern Celtic with ease on Friday evening.
*Clancy Park. CLARE TRAVELLER Development Project have expressed their shock and disappointment at an emergency motion passed by Clare councillors last month.
NIAMH Hourigan (LAB) who is contesting the European elections in Ireland South has expressed alarm at the Government’s plans to abandon Ireland’s triple lock legislation.
